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The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute

American Opportunity Fellowship in Applied Political Economy and Economic Policy The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute in United States

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not provided

Field of study

Political Science

Funding

Housing and meals are provided. For participants coming from outside the Washington, DC area, flights or train transportation are also provided. A stipend is provided to cover incidental expenses and ground transportation. The fellowship is semester-long and cohort-based for about 25 participants.

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Expired

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The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute

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American Opportunity Fellowship

by The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute

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The American Opportunity Fellowship is a semester-long fellowship in applied political economy and economic policy for advanced undergraduates, early graduate students, and recent graduates in the United States.

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Keywords

Political Science
Business
History
Economic Policy
Applied Economics
Economics

About this position

The American Opportunity Fellowship (AOF) is an intensive semester-long fellowship from the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute for about 25 participants. It is designed for advanced undergraduate students, early graduate or professional students, and recent graduates interested in economics, political economy, economic policy, and American policy history.

The program combines classroom instruction in classical liberal political economy and Reaganomics, mentorship by practitioners and scholars, networking with peers and alumni in Washington, DC, and practical exercises such as policy writing and professional formation. Fellows will learn how economic ideas become policy, how Washington works, and how research, business, lobbying, think tanks, journalism, and interest groups shape policymaking.

The 2026 fellowship runs during the fall 2026 semester with three in-person meetings: August 12-14, 2026 in Washington, DC; October 15-17, 2026 in Simi Valley, California; and January 7-9, 2027 in Washington, DC. Regular Zoom sessions are also part of the program, and fellows must attend all sessions and complete the assigned readings in advance.

Funding includes housing and meals, transportation for participants outside the Washington, DC area (flights or train), and a stipend for incidental expenses and ground transportation. Admission is highly selective.

Eligibility highlights: current undergraduates in sophomore year or later, students in the first two years of a relevant graduate or professional program, and recent graduates who earned a bachelor's degree in 2024 or later. Applications open May 1 and close June 23, 2026.

Funding details

Housing and meals are provided. For participants coming from outside the Washington, DC area, flights or train transportation are also provided. A stipend is provided to cover incidental expenses and ground transportation. The fellowship is semester-long and cohort-based for about 25 participants.

What's required

Applicants should be advanced undergraduate students, current undergraduates in their sophomore or later years, early graduate or professional students in the first two years of a relevant program, and/or recent graduates who completed a bachelor's degree in 2024 or later. Applicants should demonstrate interest in economics, political economy, economic policy, American policy history, or a related field. Fellows must commit to attending all in-person and Zoom sessions and come thoroughly prepared with completed readings.

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